落基山脉高山冻原生态系统对环境变化反应的生物控制

[1] Fertilization effects on species density and primary productivity in herbaceous plant communities [J]. OIKOS, 2000, 89 (03) : 428 - 439

[2] Original Articles: Differential Influence of Plant Species on Soil Nitrogen Transformations Within Moist Meadow Alpine Tundra[J] . Heidemarie Steltzer,William D. Bowman.Ecosystems . 1998 (5)

[3] Influence of N2-fixing Trifolium on plant species composition and biomass production in alpine tundra[J] . Brian D. Thomas,William D. Bowman.Oecologia . 1998 (1-2)

[4] Winter production of CO2 and N2O from alpine tundra: environmental controls and relationship to inter-system C and N fluxes[J] . Paul D. Brooks,Steven K. Schmidt,Mark W. Williams.Oecologia . 1997 (3)

[5] Nitric acid, particulate nitrate and ammonium in the continental free troposphere: Nitrogen deposition to an alpine tundra ecosystem[J] . Herman Sievering,Dawn Rusch,Lori Marquez.Atmospheric Environment . 1996 (14)

[6] Symbiotic N 2 -fixation in alpine tundra: ecosystem input and variation in fixation rates among communities[J] . William D. Bowman,James C. Schardt,Steven K. Schmidt.Oecologia . 1996 (2)

[7] Physiological and production responses of plant growth forms to increases in limiting resources in alpine tundra: implications for differential community response to environmental change[J] . William D. Bowman,Theresa A. Theodose,Melany C. Fisk.Oecologia . 1995 (2)

[8] FLUXES OF NITROUS-OXIDE AND METHANE FROM NITROGEN-AMENDED SOILS IN A COLORADO ALPINE ECOSYSTEM [J]. BIOGEOCHEMISTRY, 1994, 27 (01) : 23 - 33

[9] Analysis of nitrogen saturation potential in Rocky Mountain tundra and forest: implications for aquatic systems[J] . Jill S. Baron,Dennis S. Ojima,Elisabeth A. Holland,William J. Parton.Biogeochemistry . 1994 (1)

[10] SHOOT GROWTH DYNAMICS AND PHOTOSYNTHETIC RESPONSE TO INCREASED NITROGEN AVAILABILITY IN THE ALPINE WILLOW SALIX-GLAUCA [J]. OECOLOGIA, 1994, 97 (01) : 93 - 99

[1] Fertilization effects on species density and primary productivity in herbaceous plant communities [J]. OIKOS, 2000, 89 (03) : 428 - 439

[2] Original Articles: Differential Influence of Plant Species on Soil Nitrogen Transformations Within Moist Meadow Alpine Tundra[J] . Heidemarie Steltzer,William D. Bowman.Ecosystems . 1998 (5)

[3] Influence of N2-fixing Trifolium on plant species composition and biomass production in alpine tundra[J] . Brian D. Thomas,William D. Bowman.Oecologia . 1998 (1-2)

[4] Winter production of CO2 and N2O from alpine tundra: environmental controls and relationship to inter-system C and N fluxes[J] . Paul D. Brooks,Steven K. Schmidt,Mark W. Williams.Oecologia . 1997 (3)

[5] Nitric acid, particulate nitrate and ammonium in the continental free troposphere: Nitrogen deposition to an alpine tundra ecosystem[J] . Herman Sievering,Dawn Rusch,Lori Marquez.Atmospheric Environment . 1996 (14)

[6] Symbiotic N 2 -fixation in alpine tundra: ecosystem input and variation in fixation rates among communities[J] . William D. Bowman,James C. Schardt,Steven K. Schmidt.Oecologia . 1996 (2)

[7] Physiological and production responses of plant growth forms to increases in limiting resources in alpine tundra: implications for differential community response to environmental change[J] . William D. Bowman,Theresa A. Theodose,Melany C. Fisk.Oecologia . 1995 (2)

[8] FLUXES OF NITROUS-OXIDE AND METHANE FROM NITROGEN-AMENDED SOILS IN A COLORADO ALPINE ECOSYSTEM [J]. BIOGEOCHEMISTRY, 1994, 27 (01) : 23 - 33

[9] Analysis of nitrogen saturation potential in Rocky Mountain tundra and forest: implications for aquatic systems[J] . Jill S. Baron,Dennis S. Ojima,Elisabeth A. Holland,William J. Parton.Biogeochemistry . 1994 (1)

[10] SHOOT GROWTH DYNAMICS AND PHOTOSYNTHETIC RESPONSE TO INCREASED NITROGEN AVAILABILITY IN THE ALPINE WILLOW SALIX-GLAUCA [J]. OECOLOGIA, 1994, 97 (01) : 93 - 99